Tether May Need to Sell Bitcoin to Meet Proposed US Stablecoin Rules, Says JP Morgan
JP Morgan claims that stablecoin leader Tether may need to sell its Bitcoin reserves to meet proposed U.S. rules. Tether says JPM is "salty."
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